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wars_of_the_roses_chronology

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aker"), orders massacre of prisoners. Margaret of Anjou flees to Wales.| |1460\\ 10 Oct |Richard Duke of York declared heir to the throne. Margaret of Anjou raises a new army.|| |1460\\ 25 Oct |Parliament e... orkist victory.\\ Henry VI, his wife Margaret of Anjou, and son Edward, the Prince of Wales, flee to Sco... lees to France. He joined forces with Margaret of Anjou and returns to England.|| |1470\\ 13 Oct |Henry V

wars_of_the_roses_background

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was dominated by his ambitious wife, Margaret of Anjou, and prone to psychotic episodes. ====York...====... ite being opposed by the king's wife, Margaret of Anjou, Richard was named regent as **Protector of the R... g>Beaufort Edward_III Edward_IV Henry_VI Lancaster Margaret_of_Anjou Neville Wars_of_the_Roses York}} \\

chronology_wars_of_the_roses

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was dominated by his ambitious wife, Margaret of Anjou, and prone to bouts of insanity... //[work in pro... ite being opposed by the king's wife, Margaret of Anjou, Richard was named regent as **Protector of the R

henry_ii_1154-1189

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1154 to 1189\\ \\ Son of [[Geoffrey_v_count_of_anjou|Geoffrey V]], Count of Anjou and [[empress_matilda_1102-1167|Empress Matilda]].\\ Preceded by: Stephen.

magna_carta_1215-1225

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and, Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine, and Count of Anjou, to his archbishops, bishops, abbots, earls, baro... land, Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine, and Earl of Anjou, to the archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors, ear

charter_of_the_forest_1225

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f Ireland, Duke of Normandy and Guyan and Earl of Anjou, to all archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors, ear

henry_vi_1421-1461

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ther: Catherine of Valois\\ Married: Margaret of Anjou\\ </WRAP> <WRAP half column> </WRAP> </WRAP>

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r name from John of Gaunt's castle of Beaufort in Anjou [sic. - actaully from Montmorency-Beaufort in the